Perform image based profiling and EDA #1
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LGTM! Good work. Please lmk if you have questions on any of my comments!
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@MikeLippincott Thank you so much for the review, I appreciate all the feedback! I am merging now! |
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Perform image-based profiling and EDA
In this PR, the new DMSO was processed with CellProfiler to extract features, which were preprocessed and analyzed with simple EDA techniques like checking actin intensity distributions and UMAP.